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Hospitals and Care Homes: Part 2 (DVD) - TBDVD5
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Phone Price: £125.00
Web Price: £99.00
You save: £26.00 (21%)
Description
ACCEPTED BY THE NATIONAL CARE STANDARDS
Filmed using real care workers, ‘Fire Safety for Hospitals and Care Homes Part 2’ is focused on how to use fire extinguishers in the care environment, including:
- How fires start (the fire triangle)
- Different types of extinguisher
- How to use the range of fire extinguishers on real fires
We suggest alternating parts 1 and 2 every 6 months to keep the training fresh for the staff.
What they say:
“A brilliant pack – just what we’ve been looking for! We have two community care homes and training is very important. It’s short, so it keeps everyone’s attention and makes sure they really learn what they need to know. We use the pack all the time – it’s efficient and a great money saver.” – Yvonne Jones – Unique care
Running time: 18 minutes
Reference
TBDVD5
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Julie Hewlett
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Alan Duffy
